The 2019 conference theme, Solidarities and Challenges at the Intersection of Inequalities, invites scholars, practitioners and activists engaged with the field of feminist economics to bring questions of ‘identity’ and ‘place’ into one of the most important debates in the current era: rising inequalities in income and wealth across the world. How are these debates deepened and broadened when they also take account of the interaction between marginalized and privileged social identities embedded in these inequalities? How do these intersections play out in relation to states, markets and community for different people and places across the world? And how can ideas and experiences that help forge solidarities across these differences contribute to ‘leaving no one behind’ in any future progress? The conference believes that feminist economics has a special contribution to make to an interdisciplinary scholarship on this challenging topic because of its ability to address economic questions through a range of different disciplines and methodologies.
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Welcome to the 28th IAFFE Annual Conference
Conference Schedule, Glasgow 2019.htm (36.4 KB)
We are no longer selling conference dinner tickets.
Followed by Wine and Canapé Reception
Pre-registration is required.
PROFESSOR RHONDA SHARP
Emeritus Professor of Economics, University of South Australia, Centre for Social Change
GENDER RESPONSIVE BUDGETING IN CHALLENGING TIMES
June 26, 2019 at 5pm | Glasgow Caledonian University
The memorial lecture series honours the late GCU Professor Ailsa McKay, who passed away in 2014 and is recognised for her key role in influencing government policy decisions that affected the lives of women, children and families. As a leading advocate of gender budgeting, her work championed the position of women in Scotland’s economy. Previous speakers include Professor Nancy Folbre; Professor Philippe van Parijs and Professor Stephanie Sequino.
CLICK HERE for more info and to register for the Ailsa Mckay Memorial Lecture.
June 26, 1:00p - 4:30p (Glasgow Caledonian University, George Moore Building, rooms M401,M402, M404, M319)
The Pre-Conference & Mentoring Workshop is designed for scholars and activists new to feminist economics. This year we are partnering with with the Institute for Economic Thinking - Young Scholar's Initiative to plan the Workshop. There is no additional fee to attend this Workshop.
ONLINE REGISTRATION: http://www.iaffe.org/conference/register/IAFFEGlasgow2019/
Conference Registrations Fees - IAFFE 2019
Conference attendees are responsible for making your own travel and lodging arrangements. June is a busy time for visiting Glasgow, we encourage you to make your lodging arrangements as soon as possible.
SPECIAL HOTEL RATES for visitors to Glasgow Caledonian University
If you plan to attend the conference, please consider that you may need a visa to travel to the U.K. and that you must apply for it in a timely manner. It is recommended that you apply at least 8 weeks prior to the conference.
To determine if you will need a visa to travel to the U.K. go to VISIT THE UK.
IMPORTANT: You must be registered and paid-in-full for the conference before we can send you a "letter of invitation." After you register for the conference you will receive an email confirmation of registration. That email will include a link to a form for submitting the information need for your visa invitation letter.
Please contact IAFFE Conference Coordinator Andrea Collins, acollins@iaffe.org, for any questions or concerns.